NR/EPDM Elastomeric rubber blend miscibility evaluation by two-level fractional factorial design of experiment

Abstract. Fractional 25 two-level factorial design of experiment (DOE) was applied to systematically prepare the NR/EPDM blend using Haake internal mixer set-up. The process model of rubber blend preparation that correlates the relationships between the mixer process input parameters and the output...

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Main Authors: ABD RAZAK , JEEFFERIE, MOHAMAD, NORAIHAM
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spelling my.utem.eprints.136402015-05-28T04:33:03Z http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/13640/ NR/EPDM Elastomeric rubber blend miscibility evaluation by two-level fractional factorial design of experiment ABD RAZAK , JEEFFERIE MOHAMAD, NORAIHAM QC Physics Abstract. Fractional 25 two-level factorial design of experiment (DOE) was applied to systematically prepare the NR/EPDM blend using Haake internal mixer set-up. The process model of rubber blend preparation that correlates the relationships between the mixer process input parameters and the output response of blend compatibility was developed. Model analysis of variance (ANOVA) and model fitting through curve evaluation finalized the R2 of 99.60% with proposed parametric combination of A = 30/70 NR/EPDM blend ratio; B = 70°C mixing temperature; C = 70 rpm of rotor speed; D = 5 minutes of mixing period and E = 1.30 phr EPDM-g-MAH compatibilizer addition, with overall 0.966 desirability. Model validation with small deviation at +2.09% confirmed the repeatability of the mixing strategy with valid maximum tensile strength output representing the blend miscibility. Theoretical calculation of NR/EPDM blend compatibility is also included and compared. In short, this study provides a brief insight on the utilization of DOE for experimental simplification and parameter inter-correlation studies, especially when dealing with multiple variables during elastomeric rubber blend preparation. AIP Publishing 2014-09-12 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/13640/1/NR-EPDM_Elastomeric_rubber_blend_misciblity_evaluation_by_two-level_fractional_factorial_design_of_experiment.pdf ABD RAZAK , JEEFFERIE and MOHAMAD, NORAIHAM (2014) NR/EPDM Elastomeric rubber blend miscibility evaluation by two-level fractional factorial design of experiment. AIP Proceedings - The 2014 UKM FST Postgraduate Colloquium, 1614. pp. 82-89. ISSN doi:10.1063/1.4895176 (In Press) http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4895176
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ABD RAZAK , JEEFFERIE
MOHAMAD, NORAIHAM
NR/EPDM Elastomeric rubber blend miscibility evaluation by two-level fractional factorial design of experiment
description Abstract. Fractional 25 two-level factorial design of experiment (DOE) was applied to systematically prepare the NR/EPDM blend using Haake internal mixer set-up. The process model of rubber blend preparation that correlates the relationships between the mixer process input parameters and the output response of blend compatibility was developed. Model analysis of variance (ANOVA) and model fitting through curve evaluation finalized the R2 of 99.60% with proposed parametric combination of A = 30/70 NR/EPDM blend ratio; B = 70°C mixing temperature; C = 70 rpm of rotor speed; D = 5 minutes of mixing period and E = 1.30 phr EPDM-g-MAH compatibilizer addition, with overall 0.966 desirability. Model validation with small deviation at +2.09% confirmed the repeatability of the mixing strategy with valid maximum tensile strength output representing the blend miscibility. Theoretical calculation of NR/EPDM blend compatibility is also included and compared. In short, this study provides a brief insight on the utilization of DOE for experimental simplification and parameter inter-correlation studies, especially when dealing with multiple variables during elastomeric rubber blend preparation.
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author ABD RAZAK , JEEFFERIE
MOHAMAD, NORAIHAM
author_facet ABD RAZAK , JEEFFERIE
MOHAMAD, NORAIHAM
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title NR/EPDM Elastomeric rubber blend miscibility evaluation by two-level fractional factorial design of experiment
title_short NR/EPDM Elastomeric rubber blend miscibility evaluation by two-level fractional factorial design of experiment
title_full NR/EPDM Elastomeric rubber blend miscibility evaluation by two-level fractional factorial design of experiment
title_fullStr NR/EPDM Elastomeric rubber blend miscibility evaluation by two-level fractional factorial design of experiment
title_full_unstemmed NR/EPDM Elastomeric rubber blend miscibility evaluation by two-level fractional factorial design of experiment
title_sort nr/epdm elastomeric rubber blend miscibility evaluation by two-level fractional factorial design of experiment
publisher AIP Publishing
publishDate 2014
url http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/13640/1/NR-EPDM_Elastomeric_rubber_blend_misciblity_evaluation_by_two-level_fractional_factorial_design_of_experiment.pdf
http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/13640/
http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4895176
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